Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
field-grown
Adjective
/fiːld ɡroʊn/

Definition
Referring to plants or crops that are cultivated in open fields, rather than in controlled environments such as greenhouses.

Examples
- Field-grown vegetables tend to have a richer flavor compared to those grown in greenhouses.
- The nursery specializes in field-grown trees, ensuring they adapt better to local climates.

Meaning
Field-grown plants are typically grown in natural soil and weather conditions, resulting in stronger root systems and more natural growth patterns.

Synonyms
- Open-field
- Naturally cultivated
- Field-cultivated